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In this update: Five goal haul from Geelong's leads cats to a thrilling win over Hawthorn; Wests Tigers edge out Parramatta Eels and John John Florence advances to quarter finals at Bells Beach Pro.

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A FIVE GOAL HAUL FROM GEELONG'S TOM HAWKINS... THAT LED THE CATS TO A THRILLING 106 TO 87 WIN OVER HAWTHORN.THE SIDES TRADED THE LEAD THROUGH THE CONTEST UNTIL THE CATS... PROPELLED BY HAWKINS... RAN AWAY IN THE FINAL TERM TO CLAIM A 19 POINT WIN... AND TOP SPOT ON THE AFL LADDER IN THE NRL... THE WESTS TIGERS HAVE EDGED OUT THE PARAMATTA EELS 21 TO 18 AT SYDNEY'S OLYMPIC STADIUM.TWO TRIES FROM JARRYD HAYNE KEPT PARAMATTA IN THE HUNT.... AFTER TRAILING 8 NIL...BUT THE TIGERS SKIPPED AHEAD IN THE FINAL 2 MINUTES... WITH A FIELD.. AND THEN A PENALTY GOAL.... FOR THEIR THIRD STRAIGHT WIN.YOUNG HAWAIIAN SURFER JOHN JOHN FLORENCE HAS SCORED A PERFECT TEN... TO ADVANCE TO THE QUARTER FINALS AT THE BELLS BEACH PRO IN VICTORIA.THE 21 YEAR OLD OUT-CLASSED ELEVEN-TIME WORLD CHAMPION KELLY SLATER IN THE FOURTH ROUND... WITH THE FIRST TEN OF THE 20-14 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON.AUSTRALIANS JOEL PARKINSON AND TAJ BURROW ALSO PROGRESSED STRAIGHT TO THE QUARTERS.VICTORIAN SPRINTER LUKE VERSACE HAS WON THE STAWELL GIFT IN A PHOTO FINISH BY LESS THAN ONE HUNDREDTH OF A SECOND.RACE OFFICIALS TOOK TEN MINUTES TO DECIDE A WINNER, WITH AUGUSTINE CARTY-COWLING SECOND AND SAM JAMIESON THIRD.17-YEAR-OLD HOLLY DOBBYN OF BALLARAT WON THE WOMEN'S STAWELL GIFT FINAL.